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Classical musicians and conductors

• Rodney T Jones (conductor)'The Chester Ladies' Choir' and 'The City of Chester Male Voice Choir'. Formerly conductor of the 'Flint Male Voice Choir' (Cor Meibion Fflint) and the 'Christleton Village Singes'. Rodney led the 'Flint Male Voice Choir' for almost 20 years - winning the Welsh National Eisteddfod on two occasions and attaining a memorable third place at the Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod from an international field of more than 15 choirs. Conducted at the Lorient Interceltiqe Festival (Brittany) on three occasions and also at the Stade de France (three occasions)in-front of capacity audiences of over 85,000. Also conducted the Chester Philharmonic Orchestra in concert (Christmas 2007). Worked with (amongst others): - Bryn Terfel, Maria Friedman and Sir Willard White.
• Pierre-Emmanuel Largeron (violinist)
• Elizabeth Joy Roe (pianist) one-half of Anderson & Roe Piano Duo - performs four hands, one piano music
• Greg Anderson (pianist) (pianist, composer) arranged some of the songs for The 5 Browns' 3rd CD (Browns in Blue); one-half of Anderson & Roe Piano Duo - performs four hands, one piano music
• Genrikh Matusovich Vagner
• Nikolai Alexeev
• Aylin Ateş Turkish mezzo-soprano
• Alessandra Coletti
• Eliezer Kepecs (Operatic tenor, Cantor, concert artist, painter)
• Gabriel Ng (Violinist) Very Young (12) In Yehudi Menuhin School, From Singapore, won international competions
• Eugene Albulescu (pianist) -
• Leeza Ali - Very young (13) pianist who performed at Carnegie Hall (on a PBS special, at least)
• Ainhoa Arteta (Operatic soprano)
• Lando Bartolini (Operatic tenor)
• Aram Basmadjian (Organist)
• Douglas Bowden (conductor of the 77th Cavalry))
• Jeffrey Brillhart (Organist, choral conductor, teacher at Yale University)
• Zach Casebolt (Violinist)
• Angelin Chang (concert pianist)
• Marianna Christos (operatic contralto)
• Will Crutchfield - (opera Conductor, musicologist, former New York Times critic)
• M° Declan Daly (Violinist)
• Enrique Arturo Diemecke (Conductor) (also composer according to [1]) -
• Vitaly Dmitriev (accordionist)
• Veronica Dudarova 1916- (Soviet/Azerbaijani, conductor on a number of Melodiya recordings) Biography
• William Cedar Jackson (Prodigal Percussionist in Sydney b.1991)
• Lily Dumont (concert pianist)
• Catherine Fenselau
• Yascha Fischberg
• Gilles Gambus (Conductor)
• Paul Gemignani (Broadway Musical-Director)
• Shirley Givens (Violinist, Teacher and Method Writer)
• Paul Haas (Conductor)
• Charles Handelman (Controversial opera personality)
• Sarah Hatsuko Hicks (conductor)
• Ede Inhoff (trumpet artist) -
• Peter A. Jones (Double Bass) -
• Kim Ki-peong South Korean tenor/countertenor
• Keith Kirchoff (concert pianist and composer)
• Theodore Kuchar (conductor)
• Andrej Kurti (concert violinist)
• Jon-Erik Larsson (operatic tenor)
• Robert Langevin (Flutist, teacher)
• Jennifer Lin (Concert pianist and composer)
• Halina Łukomska Polish soprano, 1929- music biography Participated in Pierre Boulez's Sony recordings of Anton Webern's complete workse
• Pablo Luna Spanish Classical Composer, Violinst and Conductor 1879 -1942
• Elliot Magaziner (Violinist) -
• Ryan McAdams (Conductor)
• Julian Menendez (virtuoso clarinetist and composer)
• Ezatollah Moghbeli, Iranian Artist
• Cristina Ortiz - concert pianist (Brazilian, b. 1950 from nl:Cristina Ortiz)
• La Pianiste Qui Rêvait D'humanité, pianist
• Afro Poli (operatic baritone)
• Lisa M. Robbin (Young), composer, performer, choral conductor
• V.F. Safranek (American Bandleader)
• Michael Schneider (conductor) (1953 -) de:Michael Schneider (Blockflötist) (also recorder player, and conductor of La Stagione Frankfurt)
• Hasan Sharara ( Egyptian famous violinist)
• Alicia Simmons, bassist
• Andre Sinico, flutist
• Yonty Solomon (Pianist)
• Z. Randall Stroope, conductor and composer
• Jeffery Tate,conductor
• Frédéric Vaysse-Knitter (French-Polish pianist) [2]
• David Tong (Piano) - [3]
• Brett L. Wery (Conductor) -
• Harry Wimmer (Cellist, conductor, writer)
• Catherine Wyn-Rogers (Mezzo-soprano, contralto)
• Xiang Gao (Violin)
• Zvi Zeitlin (Violin) Belarus-born, raised in Israel (1923 - ) see [4] and [5]
• Christoph Spering (Conductor)
• Andreas Spering (Conductor)
• Mila Georgieva
• Yoshikazu Mera (Countertenor)
• Clair Omar Musser - b. 1901 Marimba player
• Christofori Bartolomeo - 1655-1731; harpsichord maker
• Kit Armstrong - classical pianist NPR
• Lewis Nielson - Oberlin professor, bassist
• Richard Kapp - conductor [6]
• Gil Sullivan - Australian concert pianist
• Zoriy Zinger, Russian Violinist
• Yon (Bassist)
• John Blake (Keyboard player)

Cellists

• Cara Alfano, cellist
• Suren Bagratuni, cellist
• Franz Bartolomey, cellist
• Murylo Batista, cellist
• Charles Baudiot, cellist
• Richard C. Beidel, cellist
• Maya Beiser, cellist
• Carter Brey, cellist
• Frantisek Brikcius, cellist
• Matthew Brubeck, cellist
• Christopher Bunting (cellist), cellist
• Marissa Caranna, cellist
• John Catchings, cellist
• L. CEDEÑO, guitarist with Brazzaville, solo artist
• Josh Chang, cellist
• Donald Chifamba, cellist
• Myung-Wha Chung, cellist
• Christophe Coin, cellist
• Robert Cohen, cellist
• Michael Croitoru-Weissman, cellist
• Jean-Baptiste Cupis, cellist
• Robert Dauber, cellist, composer persecuted by Nazi Germany
• Stephen De'ak, cellist (1897-1975) (Hungarian-born American cellist, composer and teacher)
• Peter Devos, cellist (Belgian, cellist and teacher)
• Rohan de Saram, cellist
• Valter Despalj, cellist
• Andrés Diaz, cellist
• Kate Dillingham, cellist
• Maurice Eisenberg, cellist (1900-1972) (American cellist and teacher)
• Rocco Filippini, cellist
• David Finckel, cellist
• Mina Fisher, cellist
• Dmitri Freschtman, cellist
• Carl Fuchs, cellist
• Stephen Geber, cellist
• Emily Giles, cellist ; also known as June Emily Giles
• Julius Goltermann, cellist
• Leonid Gorokhov, cellist
• Matthew Greswell, cellist
• Bonnie Hampton, cellist
• David Hardy, cellist (Principal cellist of the National Symphony Orchestra)
• Alan Harris, cellist
• Ulrich Heinen, cellist
• Frans Helmerson, cellist
• Guillaume Hesse, cellist
• Desmond Hoebig, cellist (Principal cellist of Cleveland Orchestra)
• Janet Horvath, cellist (Assosiate principal cellist of the Minnesota Orchestra)
• Alexander Ivashkin, cellist
• Joan Jeanrenaud, cellist
• Rani Jeong, cellist
• Robert Jesselson, cellist
• Michael Kevin Jones, cellist
• Tyler Jones, cellist
• Emil Klein, cellist (1955-2004)
• Jonathan Koh, cellist
• Jeffrey Krieger, cellist
• Friedrich August Kummer, cellist
• Sebastian Lee, cellist
• Laurence Lesser, cellist
• Katie Lettall, cellist
• Peter Lewy, cellist
• Jonathan Linford, cellist
• Jonathan Liu, cellist
• Linday Mac, cellist
• Tibor de Machula, cellist (1912-1982)
• Gerhard Mantel, cellist
• Dmitri Markevitch, cellist
• Angelica May, cellist
• Joe McQuerrey, cellist
• Maurice Maréchal, cellist
• Antonio Meneses, cellist
• Derek Menchan, cellist
• Tyme Mientka, cellist
• Kazimierz Michalik, cellist
• Sarah Milne Das, cellist
• Mari Paskin, cellist
• Miloš Mlejnik, cellist
• Ivan Monighetti, cellist
• Kermit Moore, cellist
• May Mukle, cellist (1880-1963)
• Hai-Ye Ni, cellist
• Zach Nikonovich-Kahn, cellist
• Siegfried Palm, cellist
• Miklos Perenyi, cellist
• Boris Pergamenschikow, cellist
• Zachary Pierce, cellist (also conductor, teacher)
• Frederick Preston, cellist
• Darius Pylvainen, cellist
• Tanya Remenikova, cellist
• Hannah Roberts, cellist
• Rohan de Saram, cellist
• Margaret Rowell, cellist
• Martin Rummel, cellist
• Matthew Rabey, cellist Canadian master cellist.
• Zachary Sakaan, cellist
• Nasim Saad, cellist
• Carl Schröder, cellist
• Irene Sharp, cellist
• John Sharp, cellist
• Matthew Sharp, cellist
• Suzanne Shelton, cellist
• Andrew Shulman, cellist
• Luigi Silva, cellist (1903-1961)
• Ciril Škerjanec, cellist
• Kenneth Slowik, cellist
• Leo Stern, cellist
• Marina Tarasova, cellist
• Torleif Thedéen, cellist (born Stockholm, 1962)
• Werner Thomas-Mifune, cellist
• Auguste Tolbecque, cellist
• Eino Toppinen, cellist
• Bion Tsang, cellist
• Tómas Ulrich, cellist
• Eduardo Vasallo, cellist
• Sasha von Dassow, cellist
• Phil Warren, cellist
• Metta Watts, cellist
• Michael Weintraub, cellist
• Sonia Wieder-Atherton, cellist
• Hanus Wihan, cellist
• Sandy Walsh-Wilson, cellist
• Bryan Charles Wilson, cellist
• Harry Wimmer, cellist
• Ladislav Zélenka, cellist
• František Brikcius - cellist from prague
• Rubén Dubrovsky (cellist and conductor)
• Pei Jee Ng (Cello)
• Pei Sian Ng (Cello)

Compositions

General

folk opera - list of ballad operas - reform opera - Rush! The Stage Musical - Sacred music--historical -

A-D

• Isaac Albéniz
  • Suite Española, op.47
• Malcolm Arnold
  • Quintet for Brass, op. 73
• Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach
  • Sonata in a minor for Solo Flute, Wq. 132, H 562
  • Solfeggietto in Cm for Solo Piano
• Ludwig van Beethoven
  • Ich Liebe Dich
• Georges Bizet
  • Symphony in C (Bizet)
• Ernest Bloch
  • Suite hébraïque
• Luigi Boccherini
  • Minuet from String Quintet in E, G. 282
• Luigi Cherubini
  • Overture in G Major
• Frédéric Chopin
  • Nocturnes (maybe split off into articles for different sets according to opus number)
  • Nocturne No. 2 in E flat major (beautiful and famous piece (most popular of 3)with a strange chord structure)
  • Andante spianato and Grande Polonaise, Op. 22
  • Scherzos, esp. No. 2 in B-flat minor, Op. 31
  • Piano Trio in G minor, Op. 8
  • Waltzes, incl. Grande Valse brillante in E-flat, Op. 18, Grandes Valses brillantes, Op. 34, Valse in A-flat, Op. 42, add information on the third of the Op. 64 waltzes (articles currently exist for No. 1 in D-flat "Minute" and No. 2 in C-sharp, Valses, Op. 69
• Aaron Copland
  • Sonata for violin and piano (1943)
• Claude Debussy
  • Deux Arabesques, L. 66
• Henri Dutilleux
  • Timbres, espace, mouvement fr:Timbres, espace, mouvement (Dutilleux)
• Antonín Dvořák
  • Serenade in D minor for Wind Instruments, Op. 44, B. 77
  • String Sextet in A, Op. 48, B. 80 fr:Sextuor à cordes de Dvořák
  • Humoresques, Op. 101, B. 187
  • Symphonic Poems (Dvořák) fr:Poèmes Symphoniques d'Antonín Dvořák, incl. The Water Goblin, The Noon Witch, The Golden Spinning Wheel, and The Wild Dove

E-H

• George Enescu
  • Impressions d'enfance fr:Impressions d'enfance (Enesco)
  • Suite No. 2 for Piano, Op. 10 fr:Suite n° 2 (Enesco)
  • Suite No. 3 for Piano, Op. 18 fr:Suite n° 3 (Enesco)
  • Piano Sonatas (Enescu) fr:Sonates pour piano (Enesco)
  • Violin Sonata No. 3 in A minor, Op. 25 fr:Sonate pour violon et piano n° 3 (Enesco)
• Manuel de Falla
  • Fantasía Bética fr:Fantasía Bética (Manuel de Falla)
• Gabriel Fauré
  • Piano Quartet No. 1 in C minor, Op. 15
  • Berceuse in D, Op. 16
  • Nocturnes
  • Impromptu in D-flat for Harp, Op. 86
• John Field (composer)
  • Nocturnes (Field)
• Reinhold Glière
  • Harp Concerto in E-flat, Op. 74
• Christoph Willibald Gluck
  • Paride ed Helena
• Orlando Gibbons
  • This is the record of John
• Philip Glass
  • Symphony No. 5 (Glass)
• Charles Gounod
  • Sappho
• George Frideric Handel
  • Dixit Dominus, HWV 232 fr:Dixit Dominus (Georg Friedrich Haendel)
• Howard Hanson
  • Symphony No. 2, Op. 30 "Romantic"
• Marty Haugen
  • The Song of Mark
• Paul Hindemith
  • Concert Music for Brass and Strings (Hindemith) fr:Konzertmusik pour orchestre à cordes et cuivres (Paul Hindemith)
  • Symphonia Serena fr:Symphonia serena (Paul Hindemith)
• Ernst Hoffmann
  • Undine (Hoffman) (1814)
• Arthur Honegger
  • King David (Honegger) fr:Le Roi David (Arthur Honegger)

I-R

• Charles Ives
  • Orchestral Set No. 2, S. 8
  • Central Park in the Dark, S. 34
• Leoš Janáček
  • The Diary of One Who Disappeared fr:Journal d'un disparu (Leoš Janáček)
  • String Quartet No. 1 (Janáček) fr:Quatuors (Leoš Janáček)
• Erich Wolfgang Korngold
  • Theme and Variations, Op. 42
• Zoltán Kodály
  • Psalmus Hungaricus
• György Ligeti
  • Six Bagatelles for Wind Quintet fr:Six Bagatelles pour quintette à vents (György Ligeti)
• Frank Loesser
  • Abbondanza
• Alexina Louie
  • Infinite Sky With Birds
• Bohuslav Martinů
  • String Quartets fr:Quatuors (Bohuslav Martinů)
• Aya Matsuura
  • Sougen No Hito
• Felix Mendelssohn
  • String symphonies (Mendelssohn)
  • Cover the Incidental Music to A Midsummer Night's Dream in its entirety, including Overture, Op. 21 and Wedding March
• Olivier Messiaen
  • La Nativité du Seigneur fr:La Nativité du Seigneur (Olivier Messiaen)
  • Trois petites liturgies de la presence divine fr:Trois petites liturgies de la présence divine (Olivier Messiaen)
• Darius Milhaud
  • L'homme et son désir fr: L'homme et son désir (Darius Milhaud)
  • Suite provençale fr:Suite provencale (Darius Milhaud)
  • Sacred Service for the Sabbath Morning fr: Service sacré du matin du Sabbat (Milhaud)
• Jean-Joseph Mouret
  • Les Amours de Ragonde fr:Les Amours de Ragonde
• Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
  • Works for Flute and Orchestra (Mozart) fr:Concertos pour flûte de Mozart, incl. Concerto No. 1 in G, K. 313; Concerto No. 2 in D, K. 314, adapted from the Oboe Concerto; Andante, K. 315
  • Milanese Quartets (Mozart) (String Quartets 2-7) fr:Quatuors milanais (Mozart)
  • Viennese Quartets (Mozart) (String Quartets 8-13) fr:Quatuors viennois (Mozart)
• Jacques Offenbach
  • Docteur Ox fr:Docteur Ox
  • Le Voyage dans la Lune (Offenbach) fr:Le Voyage dans la Lune (opéra-féérie)
• Ottocento (term for 19th century Italian music - perhaps redirect?)
• Francis Poulenc
  • Concerto in D minor for Two Pianos, FP 61
  • Piano Concerto in C-sharp minor, FP 146
• Sergei Prokofiev
  • Cello Sonata in C, Op. 119
• Maurice Ravel
  • Don Quichotte à Dulcinée fr:Don Quichotte à Dulcinée (Maurice Ravel)
  • Introduction and Allegro for harp, flute, clarinet, and string quartet fr:Introduction et allegro (Ravel)
  • Sonata for Violin and Cello (Ravel) fr:Sonate pour violon et violoncelle (Ravel)
  • Sonata for Violin and Piano (Ravel) fr:Sonate pour violon et piano (Ravel)
  • Chansons Madécasses fr:Chansons Madécasses (Maurice Ravel)
• Anton Rubinstein
  • Sonatas for cello and piano (Rubinstein) fr:Sonates pour violoncelle et piano (Anton Rubinstein)

S-Z

• Erik Satie
  • Je te veux
  • La diva de l'Empire
• Alessandro Scarlatti
  • Stabat Mater (Alessandro Scarlatti) fr:Stabat Mater (Alessandro Scarlatti)
• Franz Schubert
  • Works for Violin and Piano (Schubert), incl. Sonatinas, D. 384, 385, 408, Sonata in A, D. 574, Rondo in B minor, D. 895, Fantaisie in C, D. 934
  • String Trio in B-flat, D. 581
  • Auf dem Wasser zu Singen, D. 774
  • Moments musicaux, D. 780
  • Im Frühling, D. 882
  • Ständchen, D. 889
• Robert Schumann
  • Arabeske in C, Op. 18
  • Blumenstücke in D-flat, Op. 19
  • Humoreske in B-flat, Op. 20
  • Waldszenen, Op. 82
• Alexander Scriabin
  • Piano Concerto in F-sharp minor, Op. 20
  • Add No. 1 in F minor, Op. 6 and No. 6, Op. 62 to Scriabin piano sonata series (see also fr:Sonates pour piano (Scriabine).
  • Poem of Ecstasy
• Dmitri Shostakovich
  • Piano Trio No. 1 in C minor, Op. 8
• Jean Sibelius
  • The Tempest, Op. 109 or Stormen fr:Musique de scène pour « la tempête »
• Bedřich Smetana
  • String Quartets Nos. 1 & 2 fr:Quatuors (Bedřich Smetana)
• John Philip Sousa
  • King Cotton (march)
• Johann Strauss II
  • Du und Du, Op. 367
• Richard Strauss
  • Burleske (Richard Strauss) fr:Burlesque (Richard Strauss)
  • Horn Concertos (Richard Strauss) fr:Concertos pour cor (Richard Strauss)
  • Duett-Concertino in F for Clarinet and Bassoon fr:Double concertino (Richard Strauss)
• Igor Stravinsky
  • Symphony in E-flat (Stravinsky) fr:Symphonie en mi bémol de Stravinski
• Tielman Susato
  • La Danserye (Susato)
• Michael Tippett
  • Toymaker's Dream
• Heitor Villa-Lobos
  • Choros
  • (and nearly everything else by Villa-Lobos)
• Paul Winter
  • Missa Gaia
• Carl Maria von Weber
  • Invitation to dance
  • Euranthe

Critics, historians, journalists, and publications

• Heathen Harvest - Biggest webzine for post-industrial and related underground music [7]
• Downbeat Magazine - Long running Jazz Magazine. [8]
• Paul Stenning - UK rock and metal journalist/author
• Dan Blackman - Famous Disc Jockey for B101-WBEB-FM in Philadelphia, PA. Common voice in PA/NJ/DE commercials also. [9]
• Professor Maurice Hinson - Music historian & editor.
• Guitar for the Practicing Musician - a monthly magazine that included guitar transcriptions to popular songs.
• Bakari Kitwana author of Why White Kids Love Hip Hop
• Mick Middles - UK rock journalist/author
• Randy Raley, famous jock from KSHE and other stations.
• REH Publications - producers of numerous instructional videos. History? Website? Located at Seattle WA 98103
• Rhinegold Publishing and each of their magazines including Classical Music, Classroom Music, The Piano, etc. The best-known and widest sold music education journals in the UK.
• The Silent Ballet, post-rock music zine [10]
• Dave Stelfox, British music critic, journalist and DJ. Specialises in roughneck rap, bashment and deep house with a funky twist
• Chorübungen (text of score reading)
• Nalini Ghuman, musicologist barred entry to the US[11]
• The Filthy Youth
• Joel Selvin- San Francisco Chronicle's Senior Pop Music Critic- Born-native to the music scene
• Mika Bashir- Polish nationality,american musicologist,critic,philosopher and manager

Festivals, concerts and awards

• Channel V Awards
• Asbury Music Awards (annual event, Asbury Park, NJ)
• Bamboozle Bands (list of bands that have performed) -
• Bay Area Indie Music Festival (Annual Event happening at AT&T Park this year on Oct. 4, 2008)
• Brutonstock
• Cafe Bohemia -
• Canterbury Fayre -
• Clean Air Clear Stars
• Coloursfest: Braehead Arena, Glasgow
• Crowd Control Strategies for events
• Dubai Desert Rock Fest 2007 Iron Maiden Headlining
• Goodstock 2007 Rock & Roll Music Festival -
• Harbor Peninsula Riot of 1988 -
• How To Destroy the Universe -
• hallapalooza -
• Kate Wolf Memorial Music Festival
• Lamèque International Baroque Music Festival [12] -
• Larmer Tree -
• LEAF Music and Cultural Festival , bi-annual folk music and arts festival in North Carolina
• List of dance festivals in Europe
• List of songs that have appeared in Eurovision Song Contest -
• London Jazz Festival -
• London Music Festival 1973
• Miami Winter Music Conference -
• Mission Creek Music and Arts Festival-
• Mississippi River Festival - A musical event at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville during summers from 1969 to 1978. See this local news article
• Mitzvahpalooza - Elzabeth Brooks' Bat Mitzvah
• Moonshadow Saloon - Atlanta Music Venue
• Multitrak -
• Paragon Music Festival
• Peninsula Riot -
• Progressive Nation '08 - Progressive Metal festival tour featuring Dream Theater, Opeth, Between the Buried and Me, and 3. Scheduled for North America in April/May 2008. [13]
• Rainhill Gala
• Revolution: The Beatles Tribute - a tribute to The Beatles, more information go their website
• Rockin' Christmas Fund for Charity [14] -
• Rock Oddity -
• Soulclipse - Total Solar Eclipse Festival - festival located in Turkey. [15]
• Summadayze - Summadayze, Annual Australian Electonica Music Festival
• Splasy Fen - Pietermaritzburg, South Africa
• Techno Dance Party -
• Teknoville -
• Thank God It's Over -
• Thursday in the Square (Buffalo, NY) -
• Tidy Weekender
• Toronto Music Awards
• Willie Nelson's Fourth of July Celebration
• Wheeling Jamboree
• TMA Awards [16]

Genres

• African Blues (genre) -
• Afro Cubop -
• Butt rock -
• Cha'abi - Egyptian pop music
• Chaotic hardcore - nl:Chaotic hardcore
• Choogle -
• Clbuttical - Korean
• Communist Hymns -
• Contemporary instrumental [17]
• Deathrash
• Desi Rock -
• Dub Techno -
• Electroporn -
• Emotronic -
• Frenchcore -
• German pop -
• Greek choral music -
• Haqibah -
• Hard Techno -
• Heavenly voices - [18]
• Hobbit Metal - Heavy Metal Sub-Genre based on writings of JRR Tolkien
• Hyperblast -
• Instrumental Pop - [19]
• J-metal -
• Jolk -
• K-metal
• Kozmigroov -The Kozmigroov Konnection
• Liquindi - pygmy drumming style of the Central African Republic
• Mele - Hawaiian
• New Generation of Hard Techno (NGoHT) -
• Pasada - African kizomba style
• Piano duet -
• Porn music -
• Post-Pop -
• Prophetic Worship -
• Rai'NB - a fusion of hip hop and Arabic music, vocals are usually done in French and Arabic. Possibly started in France.
• Sacred Vocal Music -
• Serranas - one of the various traditional song forms of Flamenco music
• Soukuss - originated in the Congo
• Texas psych -
• Thunderpop- a term coined by Adam Vygus of Page 44
• Tolkien metal -
• Township music - genre of music played in black townships in South Africa
• Trad Rock -
• Trip-Pop -
• Zimbabwean Chant -

Hip hop

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Instruments

A-C

• Abel Axe - an aluminum electric guitar
• Arched harp, apparently the same as a bow harp, per this. Would the creator also make a link from Kinde as well? Thanks!
• Akuset -
• Alburn Watson (Violin Maker) -
• Amadinda - a type of xylophone from Buganda
• American Fotoplayer - a type of player piano/organ device that was used to add music and sound effects to silent films in early movie theaters
• Akadinda - a type of xylophone from Buganda
• Axstar Crusher - a type of electric guitar
• African Drumming
• Azumi Guitar Manufacturer
• Beare Charles (Violin expert) -
• Billatron -
• Bher Bros. & Co. - piano company
• Bounkam (african horn instrument) -
• Box zither -
• Calzone Case -
• Companion organ -
• Chalzedon -
• CP30 - Yamaha
• Casio CTK-496 - Casio keyboard

D-H

• Dean Markley - One of the biggest string manufacturers in the world
• Devil Fish (Instrument) -
• DGX 520 - A Keyboard Made By Yamaha with Lightly weighted keys
• Digital guitar -
• Dynatone -
• Digitech Grunge - A popular distortion effects pedal for electric guitars
• Embaire - A type of xylophone from Busoga
• Enanga - A type of harp from Buganda
• Fender Players, List of - Theres a list of Gibson Player and a list of strato/telecaster players but there are much more Fender Players out there.
• Expression controller -
• Focusrite Forte - mixing console, very specialized and intricate, only two were produced
• Granada Guitars - made les paul copy guitars in the 1970's
• Guitar theory -
• Guitarlele -
• Gurkel -
• GEBR. Alexander, Mainz - A company which mainly produces horn; commonly called "Alexander" by horn players
• Hompak - Mayan wind instrument similar to the didgeridoo [20]
• Hanser Holding International - Owner of several major guitar makers, including BC Rich

I-N

• Ibanez ATK
• Ibanez RG2228
• Interplay (musical term in jazz) -
• John Gray (organ builder) -
• JET Guitars - built by Jeffrey Earle Terwilliger
• Kay Guitars (circle K) (model of interest KV335F-B) -
• Konokol -
• Korean bell (korean instrument eg. the korean bell of friendship) -
• Korg CX3 - A Tonewheel organ made by korg.
• Korg Triton Extreme - A workstation released by Korg in 2004.
• Kouco (African string instrument) -
• Kountougi (African string instrument) -
• Kundi (harp)
• Leadstar -
• Lanzar - Car Audio & Video Company
• Magnacorder -
• Materials in instrument construction - A list of woods and other materials, and their acoustic properties
• Mendelssohn Piano Company -
• Minimoog bass sound -
• Mouthbow -
• Nzakara Harp -
• Nord Lead 2x - The improved version of the Clavia Nord Lead 2 synthesizer.

O-Z

• Octavina -
• Orbitone Drums -
• Phin - A Thai plucked string instrument
• Piano techniques -
• Pifferaro -
• Piano Pals -
• PSR 27 - Yamaha
• PSS 680 - Yamaha
• Raft zither -
• Rajão - (See Ukulele#History)
• Rhythm Bones -
• S101
• S90ES - Yamaha
• Schecter Stiletto - Bass Guitar
• Gary Schultz - Piano designer/builder
• Silio Ciani -
• Silnyen and Rolmo -
• Silvetta - Classic acoustic guitars made in Germany
• Squier Stagemaster
• Synth banjo
• Tamlin - A rectangular box-frame drum from Ghana
• Timbrh - A type of lamellophone from Cameroon
• Treble string - Strings found on various instruments including guitars
• Tremoloa - Hawaiian stringed instrument
• Upbell trumpet -
• Vancore Percussion -
• Viocta -
• Violoncello da Span -
• Violinophone Japanese Violin -
• Vuvuselas -
• Wladek Stopka - Violin maker
• World instruments -
• Water Percussion -
• Walter H. Mayson, Violin maker, England.

Jazz

Request at: Wikipedia:Requested articles/music/Jazz

Music theory

• Subtones - possibly "undertones" theorized by Heinrich Schenker?
• Equitonal - an instrument can be tuned to an equitonal heptatonic scale or a non equitonal heptatonic scale.
• Takadimi - beat-focused rhythm training method
• Hyper-metrical phrasing
• Andy Radin webmaster responsible for making fourfa.com, reference site for emo music
• Banjo breakdown WhT IS A BANJO BREAKDOWN, WHAT IS TECHNIQUE?

Orchestras & other classical ensembles

• Appalachian Brass Orchestra
• Boulder Chamber Orchestra
• San Francisco Symphony Youth Orchestra
• Askar Nurlanov
• Bergen Barokk
• BIT20 Ensemble
• Bull Casper's Orchestra
• Camerata Bariloche (es:Camerata Bariloche)
• Duo Turgeon
• East-Western Divan Orchestra
• Bach Consort Wien
• The Glendale Youth Orchestra
• Infinita Conscia Orchestra
• National Symphony Orchestra of Ukraine
• New York Harp Trio [21]
• Opéra du Rhin (fr)
• Orchestre philharmonique de Strasbourg (fr)
• Post-Classical Ensemble -
• Princeton University Orchestra -
• Scipione nelle Spagne -
• Scorched Earth Orchestra -
• Uptown String Quartet -
• ZHL String Ensemble -
• City of Coventry Youth Orchestra (Conductor: Brian Chappell) -
• Tátrai Quartet - (one of their albums can be seen here: [22]
• Piano Street website
• Capella Istropolitana
• Capella Coloniensis
• Capella Augustina
• Das Neue Orchester

Organizations

• ArkivMusic [23]
• Ball State University Singers [24] -
• Court Etiquette
• Dance Department [25] Article Electronic music organization and podcast
• Earn It Yourself - (EIY) [26] [27] - E.I.Y.is an all-encompassing philosophy and musical movement that allows a band, company, or person to set his/her own goals and reach whatever level of success he/she desires, so long as they have achieved their success by sticking to their values and learning what it takes to reach their goals through a hands-on, do-it-yourself approach.
• Heavy Metal Hall of Fame -
• Harms, Inc. - Tin Pan Alley publishing company which managed the work of George Gershwin, Jerome Kern, Rodgers and Hart, etc. Founded by Tom B. Harms circa 1890s. Its catalog is presently managed by Warner/Chappell Music. [28]
• IAC Music, a website that publishes indie music
• Minimum Security Composers Collective -
• Modisti -
• New Horizons International Music Association [29] For adults who want to learn and perform instrumental or vocal music, with over 100 local chapters across the U.S.
• Northwest Tekno -
• Orchestras Canada - [30]
• Portland Radio Authority - pirate radio station, appears to have gotten some press
• RCM Examinations -
• Sympho - [31]
• Diard Crew -
• Philharmonia Chorus Official website
• Shazam Entertainment -
• International Association for Willems Musical Teaching [32] -
• Yesco [33] [34] -
• JAMPAC
• Random Sounds Project
• Spox Talk (Political and Social Music) -
• Wisconsin Music Teachers' Association
• Grassies The Northern California Artistic Achievement Awards [35]
• Movement Nashville [36]
• Indiefeed - yes, the article was deleted in 2005, but now indiefeed became one of the most popular podcasts.
• Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corporation, a California corporation, part of the Warner Music Group, registers songs with the U.S. Copyright Office and licenses music printing companies to reproduce text for its properites. No background article exists as of this writing. - B.C.Schmerker 03:08, 21 June 2007 (UTC)
• Punk Rock Night - Weekly live rock show started in Indianapolis, In as punkrocknight.com. Has spread to several cities in midwest.
• Blues For Peace organization [37]- dedicated to promoting Blues music and awareness of the Blues.
• The Mixtress Online[38] -- "Changing the way music is privately traded and artists are publicly promoted, one mix at a time"

Producers, sound engineers, etc.

Note: Electronic music DJs should be listed at Wikipedia:Requested articles/music/Performers and bands.

• Boris Rensky, current head producer of t.A.T.u., co-founder with Ivan Shapovalov of various projects including this band
• Mark Holiday aka Big Holiday - Hip-Hop Producer/Remixer, new-wave hip-hop style, new-pop, r'n'b, etc. Owner and mastermind of Holiday Music Group. Worked with Chantelle form Interscope/Convicted, Queen Kong aka Lady Nicole, Jordyn Taylor from Interscope Records, Pretty Willie aka P Dub, Scarfizzie, Self Made Management, Mek2la aka Flavia Prado, and other. Official myspace page: http://www.myspace.com/markholiday
• Adrian Bradford - multiple JUNO award-winning and Grammy nominated record producer and live audio engineer
• Arnold Mischkulnig -
• Anastasia Brown -
• Anthony Acid - DJ/Producer/Remixer, worked with DJ Skribble, Todd Terry, Willa Ford and many more.
• AMP - young producer of R&B & Hip Hop. Has worked with Foxx, G.A.G.E., Marvelous J and more
• Andre Dequech -
• Andrew Lum -
• Accuse La Banks artist, songwriter, music producer
• Bad Boy Joe - Italian American DJ/Producer/Remixe
• Brian "Rome" Romero - Signed to BYI Entertainment, works with Omar Cruz
• Bruce Ravid (former A&R for Capitol/BMI) -
• Buddah -
• C-Rouge - Armenian Trance music producer & DJ
• Chris Wright (producer) -
• Cyrus Tha Great -
• Damn-R - Dutch music producer & DJ team.
• Denny Tsettos - DJ, Producer & Remixer
• Dimrain47 - Techno artist.
• DJ Boris - DJ & Producer
• Frank Carillo -
• Michael Jay (producer) - record producer/songwriter. Worked with a fair number of notable artists on relatively big albums.
• Jens Nygaard -
• Jizza Pro - Successful young producer of RnB and Pop. Based in London, UK where he owns a recording studio.
• Joe Wakeford - English record producer based in Czech Republic working for Leapy Lee, Timmy Mallett and Lucie Bila
• Johnny Budz - DJ, Producer, Remixer
• John Steven Lasher - Australian music producer & record label executive
• Jon Woodroffe - Recording studio owner, sound engineer, record producer.
• Larry Marks - '60s rock, folk and country-rock producer of The Flying Burrito Brothers, Dillard & Clark and Phil Ochs.
• Laut Sprecher -
• The Latin Rascals - Freestyle remix and production team.
• Lewis A. Martineé, American record producer, best known for Exposé (band).
• Marcio Brenes – Produced for Mundo Vacio, Tiffany Joy, Luis Enrique, Erika Vidrio, etc.
• Marc McClusky - Produced Hit the Lights and Scenes From A Movie
• Mark Alan Miller -
• Mark Shimmel - Former CEO of LaFace Records & SVP of Artista Records; currently working with Se7en on his U.S. debut. Refs: [39][40][41][42]
• Michael Vail Blum -
• Mixerman -
• Nik Tyler - Worked with The Starting Line, The Almost, Four Year Strong, Valencia, New Atlantic, Days Away
• Nevski - Producer of the Shake Ya Caboose song
• Novak Langer -
• Oliver Stummer -
• Pekka Ruuska - I think he's Finnish
• Pipeman - Interesting new sound; refreshing addition to the electronic music industry [43]
• Ras Kush - Producer of UK Dub, founded Black Redemption record label
• Rick Iantosca
• Rogério Martins - DJ/Producer (pt)
• Round Wave Crusher - Electronic Hardcore/Speedcore Producer
• Samuel Beníquez -
• Sasa Savic - Producer, DJ, Radio Host -
• Steve Power - Production/Mixing credits include Robbie Williams all tracks on 'Life Thru a lens', 'I've been expecting you', 'Sing when you're winning', 'Escapology' and the single 'Something stupid'. Also Babybird 'You're Grgeous' and album Ugly beautiful, Babylon Zoo 'Spaceman', The Dum dums album and singles. Busted most of the album "A present for Everyone" including singles 'Crash the wedding', 'Air Hostess', 'Thunderbirds are go', 'Who's David'. Forthcoming release by Beth Rowley - produced 5 tracks including the singles 'Oh my life' and 'So Sublime'.
• Tai K. Rotan (TKRP) - Hip Hop, R&B and Ambient Producer / Produced Came Up on the Dead Prez + OUTLAWZ "Can't Sell Dope Forever" album.
• Tal M. Klein -
• Tim Kelley
• Vic Latino - Radio Host, DJ, Producer
• Yoriyos (producer on Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee)
• Gary Stinno Nwobu Nigerian music producer and sound engineer (http://www.garystudios.com

Record labels

• Acuarela Discos -
• AEMMP Records - [44]
• Arcade Records - and all sublabels [45]
• Basementality Records
• Bi-Fi Records -
• Black Redemption - New York based reggae record label established in 2002. The first UK dub music label in the United States
• Blood and Ink Records - Richmond, VA based Christian hardcore record label established in 2002
• Blue Bunny Records - sublabel of Asthmatic Kitty, owned by Jai Agnish
• Bungalow Records - German record label
• BYI Entertainment - Joint venture with Interscope/Geffen
• Cartel Records -
• Document Records -
• Escalator Records
• Experimental Division Nashville - Media Production and Distribution
• Kill Shaman Records -
• Law & Auder Records [[46]]
• Megamania Records, a Finnish record label.
• Mob Life Records -
• Music for Little People -
• Nuevos Ricos -
• Omnium Recordings -
• Readymade Records -
• Reptilian Records -
• Sky Castle Records -
• Suilven Recordings -
• Suretone Records -
• Trattoria Records -
• Tropical Records -
• TKR Productions (TKRP) -
• Tupelo Recording Company -
• Vacancy Records -
• Veracity Music -
• will.i.am Music Group -
• White Drugs
• XtraWatt -
• Yeah Siam Records -

Schools and music education

• 77th Cavalry - Band program for Chino High School, national champions
• Brighton Institute Of Modern Music (BIMM) -
• Cazadero Performing Arts Camp -
• Complete Vocal Technique - All-round singing method developed by Danish singer Cathrine Sadolin
• Constant Wonder - Grammy nominated (?)
• Fundação de Educação Artística in Belo Horizonte, Brazil -
• MediaTech Institute - School for audio engineering in Texas
• University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Music -
• Virginia Honor Band
• Standard of Excellence - Method book series
• Jim Ankan Deka - Piano and Guitar Teacher in Bangalore, India
• Uwe Kind - German Educational Music Artist
• Roberta Guaspari - Violin Teacher in East Harlem
• Kid Pan Alley, referencing [47], and [48].
• Center for Pop Music Philippines- training school for Voice and Stage Performance
• Edna Mae Burnam, well-known and respected composer of children's pedagogical piano books, including the Dozen a Day series, and the Step by Step Piano Course.
• Westminster Conservatory, a community music school in Princeton, NJ, US.
• John Brimhall the most published arranger of printed music in history. his 1800+ titles in the library of congress include piano and organ methods for all ages, popular and classical music arrangements, theory books, and choir and choral arrangements. He traveleved to more than 40 countries lecturing and training music teachers on his methods
• Fuzions Music Academy - A music institution in Bangalore. Contact fuzions@gmail.com

Songs

Request at: Wikipedia:Requested articles/music/Songs

Songwriters

Request at: Wikipedia:Requested articles/music/Performers and bands

Technical and business terms

• Audiostrobe
• Broship
• CD-BGM
• Mac Audio Broadcasting Software
• Panned Mono - a way to record?
• Nyquist Prompt
• sampledelia
• Music Law
• Crossfeed
• Dynamic Range Expansion

Miscellaneous

• Butterfly Lounge, a "Size Acceptance" Night Club in Orange County, CA, USA
• Sin (club night) the "Late Nite Absinthe Bar", a weekly event held at Gilkison's Dance Studio in Perth, Western Australia
• Alley cats a musical venue in downtown Richmond, VA, USA
• Cory Kimm, radio dj for Chum FM
• DJ SuperDre
• Iceland in the Eurovision Song Contest 2004
• B. F. Wood Music Company (Boston-based music publisher of the late 1800s until the late 1950s)
• Don Hopkinson, American musician, staff arranger-orchestrator for Dean Parker Productions LLC.
• List of Japanese Operas
• Music Sales Corporation, a New York corporation, American music publishing/printing/rights management company.
• The Hymn Society
• vinyl etchings
• Hins Anders - a musical painting. sv
• Ricky Martin videography

Heavy Metal

• Acoustic Metal